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6/15/2025, 3:12:03 AM
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>>527456598
>>527457209
I also have a casualitis friend and I don't know how to get him to consider changing tactics. He is absolutely fucking addicted to D-Sickle+RR, and he's completely allergic to using his sidearm. I can sort of see a mentality of "D-sickle can deal with everything except heavies, so I'll carry the biggest anti-heavy support weapon". But after a year's worth of nerfs I don't think bugs spawn enough heavies to make RR worth giving up your backpack when other options can help solve your more pressing problems, and that's on D10. He refuses to play above D7 or D8 if he is feeling up for a "challenge."
The RR itself isn't the problem, but I think giving up the RR would help him solve the real problem is that the has an absolutely TERRIBLE tendency to just sit his ass on the ground to mag dump the fuck out of the DSickle. That works for situations where the squad has dug in to defend an objective and the DSickle is superb in such situations. But he just completely shits himself if we're moving between objectives while enemies are behind us or if we're trying to move quickly and clear out a nest. He'll just sit there magdumping until the enemies eventually encircle him and wreck him. I also don't think that he intends to ever use his sidearm unless he is out of stims and can't risk heating up the DSickle.
There are so many ways he could solve these problems. He could actually use his fucking talon once in a while, since it is more than enough to dispatch a couple of targets while running and gunning. He could ditch his RR for an EAT/Quasar and leverage a jump pack to let him bolster his mobility. He can use gas grenades/gas strikes to tarpit the enemy that's on his heels while retreating. He can run a supply pack and just brute force everything with a billion stims. But no. He religiously runs the same build with the same tactics and just calls the bugs, predator or otherwise, unfair and OP bullshit enemies.
>>527456598
>>527457209
I also have a casualitis friend and I don't know how to get him to consider changing tactics. He is absolutely fucking addicted to D-Sickle+RR, and he's completely allergic to using his sidearm. I can sort of see a mentality of "D-sickle can deal with everything except heavies, so I'll carry the biggest anti-heavy support weapon". But after a year's worth of nerfs I don't think bugs spawn enough heavies to make RR worth giving up your backpack when other options can help solve your more pressing problems, and that's on D10. He refuses to play above D7 or D8 if he is feeling up for a "challenge."
The RR itself isn't the problem, but I think giving up the RR would help him solve the real problem is that the has an absolutely TERRIBLE tendency to just sit his ass on the ground to mag dump the fuck out of the DSickle. That works for situations where the squad has dug in to defend an objective and the DSickle is superb in such situations. But he just completely shits himself if we're moving between objectives while enemies are behind us or if we're trying to move quickly and clear out a nest. He'll just sit there magdumping until the enemies eventually encircle him and wreck him. I also don't think that he intends to ever use his sidearm unless he is out of stims and can't risk heating up the DSickle.
There are so many ways he could solve these problems. He could actually use his fucking talon once in a while, since it is more than enough to dispatch a couple of targets while running and gunning. He could ditch his RR for an EAT/Quasar and leverage a jump pack to let him bolster his mobility. He can use gas grenades/gas strikes to tarpit the enemy that's on his heels while retreating. He can run a supply pack and just brute force everything with a billion stims. But no. He religiously runs the same build with the same tactics and just calls the bugs, predator or otherwise, unfair and OP bullshit enemies.
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